SETI@home Rosetta@home Fluorescent proteins designed from scratch Congrats to all Rosetta@home volunteers who contributed to a recent report in Nature describing the design of a completely artificial fluorescent beta-barrel protein. As described by one of the main authors, Anastassia, in this forum post: The paper presents many “firsts” in computational protein design. Thanks to all the Rosetta@home volunteers who contributed to the validation of our designed proteins and binding sites. Here is the link to the IPD webpage that contains a copy of the paper. 17 Sep 2018, 23:14:21 UTC · Discuss Congrats to the collaborative WeFold group for their recent paper published in Nature Scientific Reports. Rosetta Android version 4.10 released ... more SETI@home Albert@Home BOINC Sciences citoyennes Un article de Wikipédia, l'encyclopédie libre. Les sciences citoyennes sont des programmes de recherche associant des scientifiques et une participation « citoyenne » d'amateurs volontaires, d'amateurs éclairés, de spécialistes à la retraite, etc. Elles se sont notamment développées dans le domaine naturaliste, où dans le fil des sociétés savantes des siècles passés, une grande partie du travail se fait sur le terrain sans nécessiter de moyens coûteux ou de laboratoire, permettant à des non-professionnels de contribuer aux avancées en matière de connaissance et d'inventaires. Le document Green Paper on Citizen Science: Citizen Science for Europe les décrit dans ces termes (traduction libre) : « ... des activités de recherche scientifique auxquelles des citoyens contribuent activement par un effort intellectuel ou par l'apport de connaissances pertinentes, d'outils ou de ressources. Principes[modifier | modifier le code] On retrouve trois grands types de programmes de sciences citoyennes :
SETI@home/AstroPulse Beta News SETI@home 7.28 for ARM-Android released... There are two versions. A version that supports NEON, and a "safe" version the just uses VFP instructions. Please run whichever version you get, as cancelling results will skew the completion statistics. 23 Mar 2014, 21:16:34 UTC · Comment SETI@home 7.25 for ARM Android released This will likely run slower that earlier versions due to addition debugging code (that would be removed in an eventual release). Wisdom.sah now persistent. SETI@home v7.01 released for x86-android I don't know if a BOINC version capable of running it exists yet. It's identical to the v7.01 i686-linux version. 19 Nov 2013, 23:14:32 UTC · Comment SETI@home v7 7.23 released for ARM Android Two versions have been released thus far. armv6-vfp and armv7-vfpv4 If these work OK, I may add more combinations (although I don't anticipate they will be significantly better than these). ... more
Collatz Conjecture Phasing out Multi-Size Due to a variety of server scheduling problems that have not been able to be resolved, Collatz will be phasing out the multi-size workunits over the next week or two and going back to using multiple applications. You will once again control your own destiny and be able to choose the size WUs by the application chosen (micro, mini, standard, and large). The big addition (pun intended) that will be the first to be deployed is the large_collatz application which will be 32 times the size of the largest multi-size workunit. Tip #42: User of the Day How can you become the user of the day at your favorite BOINC project? "There are 9 remaining candidates for User of the Day." In addition to showing your profile on the project home page when you are chosen as "user of the day", there is a site dedicated to tracking it over time much like the BOINC statistics sites track credits. Sure, some will see the lower credits at Collatz as a bad thing. ... more